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Here where we are from (south of Ottawa) our district is green. Is it that if you don’t live in the gaspe region or quebec as a whole that it’s a no go to get into a restaurant no matter where your from or what level your region is at?

Awesome, thanks guys

Hello, me and a small group of riders from south of Ottawa are looking to do a trip to gaspe next week and are looking to find out if we are allowed in gaspe and if we would be allowed there or if there is any restrictions? Any info is appreciated. thanks

Hello, I am looking to plan a trip to the gaspe for the last week of March, Will snow/trail conditions be good enough to do the full loop for then as long as there isn’t any major warm ups? Thanks

Ended up taking the 355 today and it wasn’t great but it wasn’t terrible either. Was better from lac eduard down to La Tuque.

Hello, I am in Alma tonight and will be staying in La Tuque tomorrow. Looking to see what the best route is to get there. Is taking the 355 or taking the trans Quebec around and into La Tuque a better option? thanks

Thanks for the heads up, I am still fairly new to Quebec, every trip I make there I try and check a new area out.

Starting in st raymond on the 25th and hoping to head to Saguenay, across to Forestville and take the TQ3 back to st Raymond

Yes, I saw on sledmagazine it looks like a lot of green. Was just wondering if anyone had actually been on it recently

Any updates on this section of trail?

91 fuel at mont apica? And how many miles is it from either st ray or Quebec City to there? Will be a group of all sidewinders, don’t know if we can push more than 120 miles on a tank.

Is the gas at Mont Apica right at the restaurant?

As in water from last weeks warm up?

Okay, I am thinking of going up there Jan 25-28. Hoping to Loop from Quebec City, up to saguenay, across to Forestville, and back to Quebec City.

I wonder if they are closed due to lack of snow? Or possibly washouts from the warm up?